On 10/02/14 02:12, Andrew DeMaria wrote:
If it works in gvim but not in a terminal, I'd start by trying in
various terminals to see if it's a peculiarity of your particular
terminal.
Interesting. It is an issue with my terminal (terminator), as I cannot
reproduce the issue in uxterm or gvim. Is that because of improper utf8
support by terminator?
Quite possibly. In any case it is certainly because of _different_
support by Terminator compared to uxterm. On Linux you could also try
xterm, mlterm, konsole, Terminal, gnome-terminal, or at least any of
them that are installed on your system; and maybe others: these are the
ones I know about.
The difference between gvim and all the rest is that gvim needs no
terminal interface between it and the console: it is its own terminal,
so to speak, and so it has a better mastery of all aspects of input and
output (including key events OT1H and character glyph shaping OTOH) than
does Console Vim.
Bset regards,
Tony.
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